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. >>> our team coverage continues in n >> news 4's justin finch is in leesburg. are you seeing that rain/snow line there? >> yeah. i don't think it's quite cold enough for that. we're seeing more steady rain here. however, temperatures have fallen since we last spoke at about 4:00 this morning. take a look at more or less downtown leesburg. more wet roads out here. the lights reflecting in the puddles out here. but no signs of the slishy stuff just yet. we have seen those d.o.t. crews out there. as of right now, it just has not. we can tell you more cars are making their way out on to the roads. they will want to be careful, however. i would almost venture to guess the time to get moving might be now before all that slishy stuff starts coming down. back in to you guys in the studio. >> we also want to head t >> megan mcgrath joins us this morning. maybe a few snow flurries passing by? >> yeah. it's kinds of a rain/snow mix here. within the last half hour, we have seen it kind of change more back over the rain than snow. a half hour ago, we were seeing more larger

news 4's justin finch is following the story and will have a live update for us at 5:15. >> it took six months for fairfax county police to find this man. the teen told a caseworker that the 18-year-old dragged her into the woods, raped her and left her there. the assault happened in july of last year but the teen didn't tell anyone until august. debl detectives say he could have more victims and they're asking them to reach out to police. >>> the montgomery county council will take what they learned at a deadly explosion at an apartment complex and use it to prevent a similar tragedy. they'll discuss their audit at the flower branch apartments last year that killed seven people. the report will reveal 14 lessons the county learned about responding to this type of emergency situation. chris gordon will be tweeting from inside that meeting today. follow him at chris gordon news. >>> following a dramatic situation in california. >> an gie is at the live desk. >> this story continues to develop. nearly 200,000 residents standing by in shelters. this as crews continue to work and fix the co

as news4's justin finch reports it will take a while to clean up the mess in germantown, maryland. >> reporter: neighbors tell us they are waiting for the second phase of cleanup after this large limb fell about 11:00 or so last night. this is not a tree. it is a very large limb that separated about 11:00 or so last night, we are told, falling the length of about four parking spaces here, vehicles, a toyota sedan and a toyota pickup truck here. both of those vehicles suffering heavy damage to the back facing parts of their vehicles. we are told from neighbors that no one-loss power overnight. that's a relief. the biggest issue right now is clearing away this large limb. we also spoke to a woman who lives just feet away from the limb and here's what she had to say about what happened last night. >> literally just a few feet from your front door. >> yeah. at first i thought it hit, like, the roof of the house. i thought there was a dent or something. so when we got out, we wouldn't even open the door. there was no room. so they cut like a path so we could get out. >> reporter: now the r

news4's justin finch shares four unexpected ways to celebrate the romantic day. >> one of our luxuryedroom suites and a tremendous rose petal turn down. >> reporter: that's just part of the monumental day to remember offering. >> and inside the car we have a terrific basket from dean and >> reporter: far moonlight monument tour. a pro photographer comes, too, to capture moments you'll keep forever. dinner for two, breakfast in bed, and late checkout are included. price tag $869. and weathhether celebrating lovd ore new, some say ice skating is the best for you. a couple's skate at the plaza comes in at under $30. >> everyone knows valentine's day equals roses. >> reporter: and perhaps the potomac river crews aboard the spirit of washington, the couples cruise features lunch and dinner options and includes your meal and a champagne toast. plus valentine's cruises are set to sail this weekend. >> if you just can't make it on february 14 for our dinner, we still have an amazing option available with the same valentine's day theme. >> reporter: cruise rates range from $73 to $200 dependi

s. >> justin, thank you. the countdown to superbowl 51 is underway.ans are arriving in houston for the big game and also to take part in pre-game activities. don champion. >> houston has transformed into superbowl city. fans from all over the country are here taking it all in. son, friends, travels from new orleans. >> superbowl, the biggest event of the year, right? so we came down. have some fun. >> more than a million people are expected to visit houston this weekend, alone, estimated $190 million into the local economy. much of the pre-game excitement downtown in a area dubbed superbowl live. here, fans contest their football skills, with the same drills as their favorite athlete. >> something for everybody. you got your beer garden, got all of your kids stuff, the shopping for the moms. >> even with all of the fun here, of course, the hottest ticket in town is still one for the big game sunday. the the cost has gone down surprise inningly. >> according to ticket iq, company that works with ticket sellers, average cost of ticket thursday just unde

news4's justin finch was there and spoke to a first responder who played a big part. >> reporter: moments not often caught on canmera. this video which was following prince george's county firefighters when the calls came in, including this one this morning. >> i happened to be coming northbound looked to the left and noticed a house on fire. >> reporter: russell wears two hats, one with tas a volunteer firefighter. when he saw a burning house he and his fellow deputies sprang into action. the house fire was being called in with the wrong address. >> i immediately got on my radio and started letting them know it was off to stewart lane. >> reporter: first on scene, deputies noticed cars in the driveway but no one outside. corporal russell helped firefighters break inside the house. >> upon entry to the home the crews immediately found a gentleman that was inside unconscious. >> reporter: they always wound that woman seen in this battalion footage responding in time to get both victims to the hospital. >> had it not been for russell, you know, thinking quickly and getting us on scene and g

our coverage begins in clinton with news 4's justin finch. just justin? >> reporter: aaron and erika, good morning, two victims in this fire, a man and woman, likely in their 30s or 40s or so and both now in critical condition rescued because the firefighters and one alert sheriff's deputy. >> firefighters saving a woman from a burning two-story house. this video shot from the online firefighter series following prince george's firefighters when the call came in, including this one close to 6:30. >> i happen to be coming northbound branch avenue and looked to the left of me and noticed aus with child support division of the office of the sheriff. the other as a volunteer firefighter. when he saw a burning house, he and fellow deputies sprang into action. the house fire off the 7200 block of the road was being called in with the wrong address. >> knew that was wrong and to try to assist the firefighters, i immediately got on my radio and started to let them know it was off of stewart lane. >> the first thing i thought was dear god, i hope nobody is in the

news 4's justin finch is looking for you with four apps to start feeling safer at home. >> you can organizehem for certain topics like safety. >> reporter: home security now in the palm of your hand. >> whenever it prompts me i check it out and go, oh,, hey, something happened. >> joseph palaganis said they got him on the app. last month news 4 told you about a series of break-ins in glenwood mews neighborhood. a suspect was caught. during that time he said many of his neighbors turned to next door. >> i'm automatically signed in. >> it's an online message board with posts from police and residents. to stay on guard neighbors can also use texting gaps like group me which keeps them in constant contact and allows for picture sharing. >> i think it's pretty neat that you can do that. >> maybe you're extra eyes when you're not home. no cameras needed. you can turn your smart phones and tablets into mini video cameras. >> there's a list of all of the cameras. >> reporter: they can link several smart device cameras for free and trigger recordings. many charge monthly fees with cloud-based record

news 4's justin finch is live at the corner of 16th and u streets in northwest. justin. >> reporter: hey there, good morning, i know it's almost lunchtime but i can tell you if your plans include busboys and poets you're out of luck of all of those things will be closed today to show what life is like on a day without immigrants. >> look out for locked doors and dark storefronts as local businesses and restaurants join the nationwide strike called a day without immigrants. it's meant to send a immigrants, their contributions and not to break up their families. >> democracy should be diverse. i think that america has been about immigration since the beginning of time. >> president and founder of urban adventures companies oversees several businesses in the area, including fitness. he's standing with the staffers. >> at vita, our management team is supplementing our house keeping to make sure we have some of those services provided but it's only a band aid. >> reporter: and over at capitol city kitchen staff is participating in the strike so service there will be i

news 4's justin finch is live at the last place anyone saw angelica rivas. just justin? >> reporter: aaron, this is frightening and familiar for her family. they've already had a loved one go missing and wind up dead. montgomery county police are looking for the public to help in this case which dries up where we are right now outside this chinese food restaurant where angelica was last seen leaving and not been seen since. let's take you to a photo taken from her social media account. we want to take you to surve surveillance video. as she's leaving her shift at the wok express. a tan stop and skirt and gray jacket and black boots and carrying a pink purse. she's pounds. this is a great concern for her family because her cousin was found dead a few weeks ago in springfield, virginia. the 15-year-old vanishing in december after leaving her gaithersburg home. reyes's mom told news 4 she was a target for a gang and they have arrested ten people in connection with her deadly disappearance. among those suspects those who have gang ties and back to angelica, we do know she wa

news 4's justin finch is live from one of the stations that saw the most crime and he's going to tell us what to watch out for this morning as you catch your train. good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. the minnesota avenue stop took the top crime reports and whether it is your stop or not, the transit agency is asking all riders to be on alert. that of course means being aware of your surroundings and here is why. police are finding violent assaults trending up. so are crimes in parking lots reports of robberies and burglaries, but system wide, metro is tracking that the trend in 2016 at the top ten stations reporting the most serious crimes are on the green line. transit police continue placing officers where they are needed most and we can tell you that's what's making a difference, police say, are smartphones here. more riders are texting metro and transit police when they see suspicious activity and also too, download our news 4 app of the full list of those top ten stations with the highest crime counts. back in to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> well, you may not be eating

news4's justin finch explains what was wrong. >> reporter: it was a messy morning. many metro riders this morning. judiciary square station. it led to single tracking between the gnoma and judiciary square stations. also impacting riders and resulting in heavy crowding at union station. now, there was no damage, we are told, to the track. that train was eventually removed about 8:00 or so this morning and residual delays did go into the morning. again, no damage to that track, and also no reports of any injuries as a result of that work car derailment this morning. at judiciary square, justin finch, news4. >>> thank you, justin. if metro's safe track maintenance program is keeping you from riding the rails, it turns out you're in good company. new numbers show between june and december of last year, rail trips fell 12% compared to the year before. even bus trips decreased by 6%. transportation reporter, adam tuss, says metro will talk about the numbers in a public meeting stress to metro's finances. the agency predicts this fiscal year it will have a $125 million sh

. >> news 4's justin finch is live this morning with new video police want you to see. justin. >> aaron, he is still out there, so police want us all to get a good look at this guy who apparently one week ago was dressed up as he shoot down that georgetown college student. let's take you now to that video here showing that suit wearing suspect and his victim at a bank atm. from police, we hear he brought that georgetown student to a td bank and sun trust bank off wisconsin avenue in the friendship heights and tinley town areas. that's after he picked that victim up on the 34th hundred block of "o" street northwest last thursday in broad daylight demanding cash. we know he released that student after those transaction did not go through. back out live, he was waug wearing all black, black suit, black shoes, black shirt and he is believed to be about 510 to six foot tall and was wearing a chevy crossover suv. police say if you have seen that person or that car, give them a call. justin finch, news 4. >>> now back to breaking news out of delaware, a prison standoff continu

news 4's justin finch is on the road live for us. justin, are you noticing progress, too?we are seeing progress out here on traffic moving in all three lanes. here on scene. on the right shoulder here, there's a crashed car right in front of that cruiser there. but, again, yes, all three lanes of traffic are moving. an ideal scenario, as you can see that mangled vehicle to my right in what appears to be a two-door white vehicle of some kind. the back end is totally gone. an act ewe ra in model there. but yes, we have all three lanes of traffic moving. you will see slowdowns along the way. there was a multi vehicle crash here on i-295. about 3:15 anterior so this morning. at least with one person was injured. but that investigation appears to be wrapping up and traffic is moving again. back in to you in the studio. >> thank you, justin. >>> it is 6:47. the trump administration is making a big u-turn on transgender rights. >> it is reversing rest room protections for transgender students put in place by the obama administration.the it called on all public schools to let chil

news 4's justin finch is live in hyatt with protests on the message everyone. >> we know all six bus boys & poets locations are a number of businesses locking their doors to show solidarity. we are told this strike will likely cost them thousands of dollars. d.c. she have andreas had a raut bloomingdale is offering a smaller menu today so its immigrant staffers can strike. by day's end, supporters want to grab the white house's attention opposing the border wall and extreme travel policies. they want the administration to see value in immigrant contributions and to keep their families here in the u.s. together. >> is because we didn't have any future out there. he needs to put his hand and his heart and thinking about those kids and thinking about those parents. >> so today, don't be surprised if you see lots of locked doors and signs saying that restaurants or businesses are going to be closed today. we're keeping track of all these closings in our nbc washington app. we're live here, justin firch, news 4 back in to you at the studio. >>> 6:48 now. the white house is still dealing f

news4's justin finch is following this developing story. and how those places are responding. justin joins us live from rockville right now. good morning. >> reporter: angie, understandable concern this morning as teachers, stan these threats to young children as they also work to protect them. on a bright tuesday morning, a return to routine at charles east smith jewish day school, a day after a dark threat of a bomb on its campuses. it was a hoax. >> we are here with a smile on our face. we, you know -- we remained calm yesterday. we didn't want to alarm anybody. and, you know, as far as today goes, today is just a normal day. >> reporter: the smith school in rockville, one of three area jewish day schools getting bomb threat calls monday morning. fairfax day school in annapolis did, too. both schools evacuated, returning after getting all-clears. montgomery county police swept the grounds as students remained inside. all clear there too. staff working to keep parents informed. >> there is obvious concern that we provided parents with updates as we receive them. and they fel

in just a few minutes megan will have more on how this unfolded but we begin with news 4's justin finch at med star washington with an update on the officers' conditions. >> reporter: eun, we know there was a very fast effort to save those officers moments after they were shot. both were brought here to med star washington. both we now know suffering from lower body wounds after being shot. both are in stable condition. among the many visitors was mayor bowser. she now acting police chief peter newshan stopped by as well. both officers did come here to med star at least one we hear in the back of a police cruiser. one officer we now know did require surgery and we hear that may have been to dislodge a bullet. a second officer was treated here as well and as they recover, they will be speaking with detectives. >> the two best witnesses that we have that we know of right now are the two officers and they're at the hospital being treated. >> reporter: and overnight the d.c. police union treasurer speaking. back in to you. >>> and we continue our team coverage now with megan mcgrath. >> you

news 4's justin finch has been working for you on the roads all morning long.ee what looks like a fairley dry image here coming from the leesburg area as he's rournded some of the ramps in that area. rain is still falling, of course, but no snow to contend with in leesburg at this hour. we'll check back in with justin in just a bit. >> and our team coverage begins now. >> adam tuss has a look at flight cancellations. >> this is more of a kind of hold on to your hat day out here right now. it is super windy, not so much in the form of precipitation right now, but take a look at the flags out here at dulles international. we are talking about a swift, swift wind right now. so this is going to be something that you're going to have to contend with right now. mainly, the impacts are to airports in the northeast. that is what we're dealing with. philadelphia and new york, boston, you know, places like that, we had about a hundred cancellations out of reagan national o about 40 out of bwi and another 20 here at dulles international. the boards were lit up and people

s favor. justin trudeau will remind him that the u.s. canadian economies are very intertwined, and doing anything too aggressive will hurt the u.s. economy down the line. that is selling going to be one issue. it is another chance for this this fromto direct someone who had a good relationship with barack obama. you have this president coming in who was older and more conservative. it will be an interesting contrast there alone. mark: jennifer, are investors underpricing the two countries. canadian dollar of performing the u.s. dollar. that area risk investors are underpricing a big trade war between the two nations? jennifer: there is been no indication from this administration that they are going into a trade war with canada. they are much more interested in going after mexico for a variety of reasons, most related to national security. i think you will certainly continue to see the trump administration focusing more on mexico. with canada, it will be more about cooperation. it is unlikely that trump will ultimately be all that aggress

then does get cold against thursday and friday back to the 30's, all over the place, rahel. >> justin, thank you. time now not quite 8:20. let's go back, check the roads with amanda mueller at the traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, rahel. looking pretty good out there this morning, only minor incidents to report. montgomery, disable vehicle, on stump road, polo drive. the accident mention earlier, allentown road, towamenson, the other on the new jersey turnpike, delaware memorial toll plaza, both are now cleared. you have easy drive headed out no matter where you are today. and live look at the blue route route 30. roadways cleared. as well as majors and bridges in and out of the city. i'm amanda mueller, rahel, back to you. >> thank you. well, february is heart month. perhaps we think of older people having heart disease. but it is also something that strikes millions of children. health reporter stephanie stahl has the story of a philadelphia doctor who is getting essential heart award, how he helped save little boy from glennside. >> where is your scar? right there? >>

.& >>> president welcome's canada 's prime minister justin trudeau to the the white house for first time yesterday. immigration was at for front. president trump wants to tweak u.s. trade agreement with canada but did not specify what that entailed. he also defended his restrictive refugee and immigration orders. >> we want people to come in and come in our country but we cannot let the wrong people in i will not allow that to happen during this administration. >> we continue to pursue our policies of, openness, towards immigration refugees without compromising security. >> they both also participated in a round table discussion on women in the work place. >>> 4:06. son of the jerry sandusky is in jail this morning. >> he is awaiting hearing on child sex crime charges involving two teenage sisters. lauren johnson joining us in the studio. certainly disturbing details, lauren. >> reporter: forty-one year-old faces 14 counts all sexual in nature. the his lawyer is not commenting at this time. here's what we know from prosecutors. the sandusky is charged with six unlawful contact with the m

s, jan. >> thanks, justin. some colorful furry friends took over part every independence mall this week.s-3 health watch, the mission to help fight childhood cancer. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a national tour that kicked off right here in philadelphia. >> this was going to work out great. >> do you want to be a courageous -- >> yes. >> laywill knighted by sir brave heart, asthmas the cots for a cure kicks off it national tour on independence mall. >> they're very funny. and they make me happy, and they're great. >> laywill diagnosis wad form every bone cancer last year. >> when you get a diagnosis like that, it is just so overwhelming. mascots for a cure are such a blessing. they come in, and they let the kids forget for a little while where they are. >> mascot from professional and collegiate sports teams are uniting for cross country tour to raise money to fight pediatric cancer. >> you want a million dollars. >> million dollars. that would be really great. >> anything you guys can do to help will help us along this cure. >> did he hike put together mascots for a cure

this fun event together. >> they should get outside, get their exercise in, justin. >> i'm with you, why not. temperatures 60'se 70's. we will have more sunshine around. great the car wash weather if you didn't do it yesterday, enjoy it, nice days, extended period of mainly dry conditions, energy that nice car, and throw the top down today, comfortable temperatures this afternoon. compared to yesterday morning, we will call it 20's and 30's from our weather watchers in the backyard. we are well in the 50's. upper 50's, showing up in berks county right now in helen davis, 57 degrees. mostly cloudy skies but we will see that sunshine returning from north to south, today, around philadelphia, similar numbers, mid 50's for the city, we will go to new jersey right now where kenneth martin willingboro 56 degrees and then temperatures uniform across the region. a couple of cool spots here we will go up to lawrenceville, peter furron at 48. mostly cloudy skies at the moment. close to 60's at this hour in northern delaware and to the coast, james house in ocean city, 54 degrees. he will have a west win. so even along t

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philadelphia and the shore , 40's in the poconos, 50's, cloe to 60 degrees coming at us in the seven day, talk about that in a few more minutes. >> justin, see you soon, thank you. new this morning, accident on the ben franklin bridge as a car crashes right before the tollsment take a look. "eyewitness news" was on the scene as a car crashed underneath the arch at the toll boot. police are trying to figure out what caused the driver to lose control at the car. at this point no injuries reported. >> this morning appeals court is denying that trump administration request to reinstate immigration ban. now that comes just hours after the department of justice court filing. that said immigrants have quote no constitutional rights don't err the us. on friday, federal judge in seattle blocked implementation of the order. appealing that de silings saying it is harmful to the public. >> i find the court should and will grant the temporary restraining order. >> now that ruling this morning means now these, visa holders from seven muslim countries can board us flight. meantime vice president mike penned says supreme court nominee nor gorsuch one o

then cold, temperatures in the 30's next thursday and friday. jan, back to you. >> justinime is now 6:52. and time to check the roads. letsz guess to amanda mueller at the cbs-3 traffic center. hi, amanda. >> hi, jan, still stuff going on out there this morning, first good news, though, taking live look at 95 northbound, betsy ross bridge. earlier this morning there was pretty major accident here, two lanes blocked, but that's just cleared out. traffic back to normal as you can see. just in time for increased volume this morning. in new jersey, weaver an accident, on route 73 southbound, at fox meadow drive. that has the right lane block there. so get ready for some delays to head out that way this morning. also in new jersey, weaver an accident on the atlantic city expressway eastbound, right now that right lane block, so you may want to avoid that as you head out to travel today. in the cbs-3 # traffic center. i'm a.m. aoun did a mueller, back to you. >> thank you. looks like they were taking class clowns to whole new level at south philadelphia charter school. john mcde

justin drabick with the forecast. good sunday morning, but we cannot bring the sun today, can we. >> we got the to the the 50's yesterday. today umbrellas, rain jackets, soggy finish to the weekend. it is not a monday morning. >> is there a silver lining. >> sunshine will be out tomorrow but it will be windy. we will talk about freezing rain today so still we have cold air, stuck right at the surface up into the hundred tane maybe lehigh valley, a shot the to see ice, early this morning in the afternoon hours. so far in the a whole lot of rainfall even in philadelphia couple sprinkles and bulk still to the west. give it the a couple more hours. moving into western lancaster county, light rain early in the lehigh valley, still dealing with light freezing rain this to the poconos. should stay like that throughout the take today but most of the area does see just plane rain, period of the rain at times late this morning this is afternoon, steady early afternoon quick moving system out of here by early evening. general amounts quarter inch to philadelphia, higher amounts to the north and western and to the south as far as r

next week right now with temperatures holding in the 40 's, close to average. >> 50 degrees, get out there. >> take advantage. >> thanks, justins "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com, cbs this morning saturday is next, have a great weekend, everyone. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it's february 11th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." after a bumpy start the president makes new travel plans. . an executive order on immigration. >>> plus flynn under fire. did the president's national security adviser break the law in his phone calls to russia. >>> a man charged with arson, key evidence taken from inside his body. how the police solved his case from his pacemaker. >>> and while they recover, punishing snow.

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justin. >>> good morning, everybody. all ready waking up with temperatures in the the 50's. it will not take much.e will talk about near record breaking warmth coming at us, a couple times this week, details >>> back on "eyewitness news" parts of the southern california are deal with record rainfall and powerful wind this weekend, two people were killed, and as tan yell nottingham reports another wave of storms, is expected to roll role in later tonight. >> reporter: this was the scene around southern california's saturday, a uprooted trees piled on cars and buildings and muddied fields and highways. a man was electrocuted in this l.a. neighborhood when a tree felon the power line and then came crashing down. >> mother nature came to strike. >> reporter: storm packing wind of 80 miles an hour began early friday quickly turning parking garage necessary to waterfalls. water rushing from the mountains triggered mud slides the drenching rains were too much for the ropes to handle. this 20-foot the sinkhole swallowed two cars. >> there goes a car. there it goes, the car. >> reporter: the driver was res

so president trump 's meeting with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau opposites in practicallybut it began today with a closely watched handshake. here is jeanne moose. >> reporter: not since this threeway has a handshake gotten so much attention clocked at almost 19 seconds. this became the handshake that left the japanese prime minister shaken. >> start the car! >> just watch his he can pregs at the end. >> reporter: for a guy who once called the handshake barbaric -- >> i'm very much after ge germophobe. >> reporter: many handshakes include a yank yet his supreme court nominee or his vp. call it what you will, the pull in, the tug, the yang and pull, the grab and jerk. when he did it to a win earp of "the apprentice" it seemed like a tug of war. >> donald trump can't shake hands right. >> reporter: the more he likes you, the more he tugs and shakes. body language expert kril you will rich said he starts with a submissive gesture. >> his hand is open like if a beggar's pose giving the other person the upper hand. >> reporter: but then he reasserts his dominance. >> he literal

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